With a fresh behind-the-scenes look at a hit comedy, a compelling true crime story, an exciting spy series, a new romance based on a popular book, and the return of a beloved fantasy epic, ScreenRant has rounded up the top shows to watch on Prime Video right now.
After finishing Remarkably Bright Creatures, many readers wished the story hadn’t ended. While the book provided a satisfying conclusion and hinted at a positive future for its characters, it left people wanting to stay in that world. Luckily, there are other books with similar heartwarming stories, characters, and atmospheres to enjoy.
These anime used to be incredibly gripping, keeping viewers hooked late into the night. But tastes have changed. Now, many fans, especially those who’ve grown up with the shows, are looking for different things – stronger female characters, respectful relationships, clear boundaries, and partners who aren’t abusive disguised as charming. What once felt exciting now often feels problematic, and many viewers prefer to move on.
Warner Bros. hasn’t said which character Criss will voice. But, considering Season 3 of My Adventures with Superman will be based on storylines from the 1990s, it’s likely he’ll be playing Conner Kent—the teenage clone of Superman who first appeared during that era.
Okay, so besides this amazing new crime thriller everyone’s talking about, here’s what I’m planning to binge-watch this week! There’s this comedy special that’s absolutely blown up online, plus a new season of that reality dating show I can’t get enough of. I was so happy Netflix picked up that hilarious comedy that was almost canceled, and I’m really excited for the second season of this animated series. Honestly, if you want the best recommendations for what to stream each week, ScreenRant is my go-to source.
While this game is part of the Dark Pictures series, it doesn’t explicitly mention it. As you play, it consistently delivers the excellent quality we’ve come to expect from Supermassive Games, which continues to be a major positive.
It’s especially challenging to include movies that might attract viewers open to discovering new things. Since horror is a consistently popular genre, it frequently releases new content. Regularly updating the available titles is crucial for streaming services to keep horror fans engaged.
When Max Greenfield’s character, Dave Johnson, a cheerful and somewhat awkward newcomer, moved his family into a historically Black neighborhood headed by Cedric the Entertainer’s character, Calvin Butler, the two families clashed at first. Over the show’s eight seasons, though, they discovered they had a lot in common and eventually became friends. While Dave and Calvin’s relationship developed, it was Calvin’s sons, Marty and Malcolm, who really became fan favorites.
Matt Bomer will appear in multiple episodes of Season 2 of The Day of the Jackal. Although details are being kept secret, he’s expected to play a villainous role. This casting news follows the announcement, about three months ago, that Weruche Opia and Pablo Schreiber had joined the show as main cast members.
ABC has officially ordered a full first season of The Rookie: North, starring Jay Ellis. The season will have ten episodes, and ABC plans to announce the premiere date when it releases its 2026-2027 schedule on May 12th.